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Showing posts with label 2027 Oscars. Show all posts

Friday, August 7, 2026

6th Annual Critics Choice Super Award Winners

BEST ACTION MOVIE
The Furious

BEST ACTOR IN AN ACTION MOVIE
Xie Miao – The Furious

BEST ACTRESS IN AN ACTION MOVIE
Charlize Theron – Apex

BEST SUPERHERO MOVIE*
Superman

BEST ACTOR IN A SUPERHERO MOVIE*
David Corenswet – Superman

BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPERHERO MOVIE*
Milly Alcock – Supergirl

BEST HORROR MOVIE
Obsession

BEST ACTOR IN A HORROR MOVIE
Ralph Fiennes – 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

BEST ACTRESS IN A HORROR MOVIE
Inde Navarrette – Obsession

BEST SCIENCE FICTION / FANTASY MOVIE
Project Hail Mary

BEST ACTOR IN A SCIENCE FICTION / FANTASY MOVIE
Ryan Gosling – Project Hail Mary

BEST ACTRESS IN A SCIENCE FICTION / FANTASY MOVIE
Emily Blunt – Disclosure Day

BEST VILLAIN IN A MOVIE
Amy Madigan – Weapons

BEST GOOD BOY IN A HORROR MOVIE
Indy – Good Boy

BEST ACTION SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Task

BEST ACTOR IN AN ACTION SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Sterling K. Brown – Paradise

BEST ACTRESS IN AN ACTION SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Kaitlin Olson – High Potential

BEST SUPERHERO SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
(Tie) Spider-Noir AND The Boys

BEST ACTOR IN A SUPERHERO SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE*
Antony Starr – The Boys

BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPERHERO SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE*
Danielle Brooks – Peacemaker

BEST HORROR SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Widow’s Bay

BEST ACTOR IN A HORROR SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Matthew Rhys – Widow’s Bay

BEST ACTRESS IN A HORROR SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Kate O’Flynn – Widow’s Bay

BEST SCIENCE FICTION / FANTASY SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Pluribus

BEST ACTOR IN A SCIENCE FICTION / FANTASY SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Sterling K. Brown – Paradise

BEST ACTRESS IN A SCIENCE FICTION / FANTASY SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Rhea Seehorn – Pluribus

BEST VILLAIN IN A SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Antony Starr – The Boys

Wednesday, July 15, 2026

6th Annual Critics Choice Super Award Nominations

BEST ACTION MOVIE
The Furious
Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice
Motor City
The Naked Gun
Normal
The Rip
Sisu: Road to Revenge

BEST ACTOR IN AN ACTION MOVIE
Matt Damon – The Rip
Taron Egerton – Apex
Xie Miao – The Furious
Bob Odenkirk – Normal
Alan Ritchson – Motor City
Joe Taslim – The Furious
Jorma Tommila – Sisu: Road to Revenge

BEST ACTRESS IN AN ACTION MOVIE
Pamela Anderson – The Naked Gun
Priyanka Chopra Jonas – The Bluff
Eiza González – Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice
Akari Takaishi – Ghost Killer
Charlize Theron – Apex
Samara Weaving – Over Your Dead Body
Maddie Ziegler – Pretty Lethal

BEST SUPERHERO MOVIE
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle
Exit 8
The Fantastic Four: First Steps
Masters of the Universe
Mortal Kombat II
Supergirl
Superman

BEST ACTOR IN A SUPERHERO MOVIE
David Corenswet – Superman
Nicholas Galitzine – Masters of the Universe
Edi Gathegi – Superman
Nicholas Hoult – Superman
Kazunari Ninomiya – Exit 8
Pedro Pascal – The Fantastic Four: First Steps

BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPERHERO MOVIE
Milly Alcock – Supergirl
Rachel Brosnahan – Superman
Julia Garner – The Fantastic Four: First Steps
Vanessa Kirby – The Fantastic Four: First Steps
Camila Mendes – Masters of the Universe
Adeline Rudolph – Mortal Kombat II

BEST HORROR MOVIE
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Backrooms
The Long Walk
Obsession
Send Help
Weapons

BEST ACTOR IN A HORROR MOVIE
Josh Brolin – Weapons
Chiwetel Ejiofor – Backrooms
Ralph Fiennes – 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Michael Johnston – Obsession
David Jonsson – The Long Walk
Jack O’Connell – 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Adam Scott – Hokum

BEST ACTRESS IN A HORROR MOVIE
Alison Brie – Together
Jessie Buckley – The Bride!
Amy Madigan – Weapons
Rachel McAdams – Send Help
Inde Navarrette – Obsession
Renate Reinsve – Backrooms

BEST SCIENCE FICTION/FANTASY MOVIE
Bugonia
Disclosure Day
Frankenstein
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die
I Love Boosters
Predator: Badlands
Project Hail Mary

BEST ACTOR IN A SCIENCE FICTION/FANTASY MOVIE
Jacob Elordi – Frankenstein
Ryan Gosling – Project Hail Mary
Matt Johnson – Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie
James Ortiz – Project Hail Mary
Jesse Plemons – Bugonia
Sam Rockwell – Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die

BEST ACTRESS IN A SCIENCE FICTION/FANTASY MOVIE
Emily Blunt – Disclosure Day
Oona Chaplin – Avatar: Fire and Ash
Elle Fanning – Predator: Badlands
Sandra Hüller – Project Hail Mary
Keke Palmer – I Love Boosters
Emma Stone – Bugonia

BEST VILLAIN IN A MOVIE
Oona Chaplin – Avatar: Fire and Ash
Nicholas Hoult – Superman
Michael Johnston – Obsession
Jared Leto – Masters of the Universe
Amy Madigan – Weapons

BEST ACTION SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
9-1-1: Nashville
Boston Blue
Dark Winds
High Potential
Hijack
The Lowdown
TaskTracker

BEST ACTOR IN AN ACTION SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Sterling K. Brown – Paradise
Idris Elba – Hijack
Ethan Hawke – The Lowdown
Zahn McClarnon – Dark Winds
Mark Ruffalo – Task
Scott Speedman – R.J. Decker

BEST ACTRESS IN AN ACTION SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Angela Bassett – 9-1-1
Julianne Nicholson – Paradise
Kaitlin Olson – High Potential
Gloria Reuben – Boston Blue
Octavia Spencer – Ride or Die
Hannah Waddingham – Ride or Die

BEST SUPERHERO SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE*
The Boys
Daredevil: Born Again
Fallout
Gen V
Invincible
Peacemaker
Spider-Noir
Wonder Man

BEST ACTOR IN A SUPERHERO SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE*
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II – Wonder Man
Nicolas Cage – Spider-Noir
John Cena – Peacemaker
Walton Goggins – Fallout
Hamish Linklater – Gen V
Antony Starr – The Boys

BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPERHERO SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE*
Danielle Brooks – Peacemaker
Valorie Curry – The Boys
Colby Minifie – The Boys
Annabel O’Hagan – Fallout
Jaz Sinclair – Gen V
Deborah Ann Woll – Daredevil: Born Again

BEST HORROR SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
The Beauty
The Boroughs
Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy
Dexter: Resurrection
Ghosts
IT: Welcome to Derry
Wednesday
Widow’s Bay

BEST ACTOR IN A HORROR SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Michael Chernus –Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy
Michael C. Hall – Dexter: Resurrection
Charlie Hunnam – Monster: The Ed Gein Story
Alfred Molina – The Boroughs
Harold Perrineau – From
Matthew Rhys – Widow’s Bay

BEST ACTRESS IN A HORROR SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Toni Collette – Wayward
Laurie Metcalf – Monster: The Ed Gein Story
Camila Morrone – Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen
Kate O’Flynn – Widow’s Bay
Jenna Ortega – Wednesday
Taylour Paige – IT: Welcome to Derry

BEST SCIENCE FICTION / FANTASY SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Alien: Earth
For All Mankind
House of the Dragon
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
Paradise
Pluribus
Silo
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds

BEST ACTOR IN A SCIENCE FICTION / FANTASY SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Dexter Sol Ansell – A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
Sterling K. Brown – Paradise
Peter Claffey – A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
Colin Farrell – Sugar
Timothy Olyphant – Alien: Earth
Matt Smith – House of the Dragon

BEST ACTRESS IN A SCIENCE FICTION / FANTASY SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Elizabeth Banks – The Miniature Wife
Sydney Chandler – Alien: Earth
Emma D’Arcy – House of the Dragon
Rebecca Ferguson – Silo
Holly Hunter – Star Trek: Starfleet Academy
Rhea Seehorn – Pluribus

BEST VILLAIN IN A SERIES, LIMITED SERIES OR MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE
Macaulay Culkin – Fallout
Peter Dinklage – Dexter: Resurrection
Paul Giamatti – Star Trek: Starfleet Academy
Brendan Gleeson – Spider-Noir
Ewan Mitchell – House of the Dragon
Antony Starr – The Boys 

Sunday, July 12, 2026

2026 Hollywood Creative Alliance (HCA) Astra Midseason Movie Award Winners

Best Picture
Project Hail Mary
            Runner-Up: The Invite

Best Actress
Inde Navarrette – Obsession
            Runner-Up: Emily Blunt – Disclosure Day

Best Actor
Jaafar Jackson – Michael
            Runner-Up: Ryan Gosling – Project Hail Mary

Best Supporting Actress
Penélope Cruz – The Invite
            Runner-Up: Sandra Hüller – Project Hail Mary

Best Supporting Actor
Colman Domingo – Michael
            Runner-Up: Edward Norton – The Invite

Best Screenplay
The Invite – Written by Rashida Jones and Will McCormack
            Runner-Up: Obsession – Written by Curry Barker

Best Director
Phil Lord & Chris Miller – Project Hail Mary
            Runner-Up: Curry Barker – Obsession

Best Horror Feature
Obsession
            Runner-Up: Backrooms

Best Independent Feature
Leviticus
            Runner-Up: Tuner

Best Stunts
The Furious
            Runner-Up: Mortal Kombat II

Most Anticipated Film (Second Half of 2026)
The Odyssey
            Runner-Up: Avengers: Doomsday

18th Awards Psychic Halfway Award Winners

Best Picture
Winner - Project Hail Mary
Runners Up - The Invite, Is God Is, Leviticus, Pillion
Commentary - An incredibly fun, emotional, and entertaining film, Project Hail Mary is an instant blockbuster classic with fantastic performances, the standouts being Gosling and Huller, it leaves you only wanting more. 

Best Director
Winner - Phil Lord and Christopher Miller "Project Hail Mary"
Runners Up - Aleshea Harris "Is God Is", Olivia Wilde "The Invite", Adrian Chiarella "Leviticus"
Commentary - See Best Picture

Best Actor
Winner - (TIE) Joe Bird "Leviticus" and Stacy Clausen "Leviticus"
Runners Up - Ryan Gosling "Project Hail Mary", Harry Melling "Pillion", Kieron Moore "Blue Film"
Commentary - Leviticus could have been another horror film. The two lead performances of Joe Bird and Stacy Clausen, and a clever script, provide a depth and emotional levity that elevates this film to a really great film. 

Best Actress
Winner - (TIE) Mallori Johnson "Is God Is" and Kara Young "Is God Is" 
Runners Up - Rachel McAdams "Send Help", Zendaya "The Drama"
Commentary - Is God Is is a bright, crazy, and brash film filled with fantastic performances. Its two leads Mallori Johnson and Kara Young just burst onto the screen, embracing the chaos in bold and inventive performances that are jaw-dropping to watch. 

Best Supporting Actor
Winner - Edward Norton "The Invite"
Runners Up - Jack O'Connell "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple", Alexander Skarsgard "Pillion"
Commentary - The Invite is a great ensemble piece, and, for me at least, Edward Norton is the true star, from his sneaky hilarity, his contribution to the story, and his star presence is a standout amongst standouts. 

Best Supporting Actress
Winner - Sandra Huller "Project Hail Mary"
Runners Up - Penelope Cruz "The Invite", Renate Reinsve "Backrooms"
Commentary - See Best Picture

Best Screenplay
Winner - Harry Lighton "Pillion"
Runners Up - Will Soodik and Kane Parsons "Backrooms", Cesc Gay, Will McCormack, Rashida Jones "The Invite", Drew Goddard "Project Hail Mary"
Commentary - Pillion could have been a BDSM-bore. But Lighton manages to get great performances out of his actors and turn this story into a surprisingly sweet and funny love story. 

Best Animated Feature
Winner - Hoppers
Runner Up - Toy Story 5
Commentary - Both great films, and the Toy Story machine continues to churn. But I really loved the humor, new characters, great action, and feel-good storyline of Hoppers. 

Best Ensemble
Winner - The Invite
Runners Up - Backrooms, I Love Boosters, Project Hail Mary, Toy Story 5
Commentary - Four legends at the top of their game bring together a great ensemble piece. 

Friday, July 3, 2026

18th Awards Psychic Halfway Award Nominations

Best Picture
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Backrooms
Blue Film
Disclosure Day
The Drama 
Hoppers
I Love Boosters
The Invite
Is God Is
Leviticus
Obsession
Pillion
Project Hail Mary
Rose of Nevada
Send Help
Toy Story 5
Tuner

Best Director
Nia DaCosta "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple"
Kane Parsons "Backrooms"
Elliot Tuttle "Blue Film"
Steven Spielberg "Disclosure Day"
Daniel Chong "Hoppers"
Boots Riley "I Love Boosters"
Olivia Wilde "The Invite"
Aleshea Harris "Is God Is"
Adrian Chiarella "Leviticus"
Curry Barker "Obsession"
Harry Lighton "Pillion"
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller "Project Hail Mary"
Mark Jenkin "Rose of Nevada"
Sam Raimi "Send Help"
Andrew Stanton and McKenna Harris "Toy Story 5"
Daniel Roher "Tuner"

Best Actor
Joe Bird "Leviticus"
Stacy Clausen "Leviticus"
Chiwetel Ejiofor "Backrooms"
Ralph Fiennes "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple"
Brendan Fraser "Pressure"
Ryan Gosling "Project Hail Mary"
Michael Johnston "Obsession"
George MacKay "Rose of Nevada"
Harry Melling "Pillion"
Kieron Moore "Blue Film"
Josh O'Connor "Disclosure Day"
Robert Pattinson "The Drama"
Seth Rogen "The Invite"
Lakeith Stanfield "I Love Boosters"
Callum Turner "Rose of Nevada"
Leo Woodall "Tuner"

Best Actress
Emily Blunt "Disclosure Day"
Anne Hathaway "The Devil Wears Prada 2"
Mallori Johnson "Is God Is"
Emily Lê "Paying for It" 
Rachel McAdams "Send Help"
Inde Navarrette "Obsession"
Keke Palmer "I Love Boosters"
Meryl Streep "The Devil Wears Prada 2"
Olivia Wilde "The Invite"
Kara Young "Is God Is" 
Zendaya "The Drama"
Margot Robbie "Wuthering Heights"

Best Supporting Actor
Reed Birney "Blue Film"
Lionel Boyce "Project Hail Mary"
Dustin Hoffman "Tuner"
Damian Lewis "Pressure"
Edward Norton "The Invite"
Conan O'Brien "Toy Story 5"
Dylan O'Brien "Send Help"
Jack O'Connell "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple"
James Ortiz "Project Hail Mary"
Alexander Skarsgard "Pillion"
Stanley Tucci "The Devil Wears Prada 2'
Alfie Williams "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple"

Best Supporting Actress
Emily Blunt "The Devil Wears Prada 2"
Kerry Condon "Pressure"
Penelope Cruz "The Invite"
Joan Cusack "Toy Story 5"
Vivica A. Fox "Is God Is"
Courtney Grace "Disclosure Day"
Sandra Huller "Project Hail Mary"
Taylour Paige "I Love Boosters"
Renate Reinsve "Backrooms"

Best Screenplay
Alex Garland "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple"
Will Soodik and Kane Parsons "Backrooms"
Elliot Tuttle "Blue Film"
David Koepp and Steven Spielberg "Disclosure Day"
Daniel Chong, Jesse Andrews, Jordan Harrison, Faith Liu "Hoppers"
Boots Riley "I Love Boosters"
Cesc Gay, Will McCormack, Rashida Jones "The Invite"
Aleshea Harris "Is God Is"
Adrian Chiarella "Leviticus"
Curry Barker "Obsession"
Harry Lighton "Pillion"
Drew Goddard "Project Hail Mary"
Mark Jenkin "Rose of Nevada"
Damian Shannon and Mark Swift "Send Help"
Andrew Stanton and McKenna Harris "Toy Story 5"
Daniel Roher and Robert Ramsey "Tuner"

Best Animated Feature
Hoppers
Toy Story 5

Best Ensemble
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Backrooms
Disclosure Day
The Drama 
I Love Boosters
The Invite
Is God Is
Leviticus
Obsession
Pillion
Project Hail Mary
Send Help
Toy Story 5

Sunday, June 28, 2026

2026 Hollywood Creative Alliance (HCA) Astra Midseason Movie Awards Nominees

BEST PICTURE
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Backrooms
Disclosure Day
Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie
Obsession
Project Hail Mary
Send Help
The Drama
The Invite
Toy Story 5

BEST ACTRESS
Emily Blunt – Disclosure Day
Inde Navarrette – Obsession
Keke Palmer – I Love Boosters
Margot Robbie – Wuthering Heights
Rachel McAdams – Send Help
Zendaya – The Drama

BEST ACTOR
Chiwetel Ejiofor – Backrooms
Jaafar Jackson – Michael
Leo Woodall – Tuner
Ralph Fiennes – 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Robert Pattinson – The Drama
Ryan Gosling – Project Hail Mary

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Alison Oliver – Wuthering Heights
Courtney Grace – Disclosure Day
Emily Blunt – The Devil Wears Prada 2
Penélope Cruz – The Invite
Renate Reinsve – Backrooms
Sandra Hüller – Project Hail Mary

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Colman Domingo – Michael
Dustin Hoffman – Tuner
Dylan O’Brien – Send Help
Edward Norton – The Invite
Jack O’Connell – 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
James Ortiz – Project Hail Mary

BEST SCREENPLAY
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Obsession
Project Hail Mary
The Drama
The Invite
Toy Story 5

BEST DIRECTOR
Curry Barker – Obsession
Kane Parsons – Backrooms
Matt Johnson – Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie
Nia DaCosta – 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Olivia Wilde – The Invite
Phil Lord & Chris Miller – Project Hail Mary

BEST HORROR FILM
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Backrooms
Hokum
Obsession
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come
Send Help

BEST INDEPENDENT FILM
Blue Heron
Carolina Caroline
Leviticus
Mile End Kicks
Our Hero, Balthazar
Tuner

BEST STUNTS
Disclosure Day
Masters of the Universe
Mortal Kombat II
Project Hail Mary
The Furious
They Will Kill You

MOST ANTICIPATED FILM (SECOND HALF OF 2026)
Avengers: Doomsday
Digger
Dune: Part Three
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
The Odyssey
The Social Reckoning

Wednesday, June 24, 2026

Academy Invites 529 New Members

Actors
Mathieu Amalric – “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” “The Diving Bell and the Butterfly”
Jon Bernthal – “King Richard,” “Ford v Ferrari” 
Raúl Briones – “La Cocina,” “A Cop Movie” 
Kenneth Choi – “Spider-Man: Homecoming,” “The Wolf of Wall Street” 
Jemaine Clement – “Avatar: The Way of Water,” “What We Do in the Shadows” 
Paddy Considine – “The Death of Stalin,” “In America”
David Dastmalchian – “Oppenheimer,” “Dune”
Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù – “My Father's Shadow,” “His House” 
Jacob Elordi – “Frankenstein,” “Saltburn”
Veronica Ferres – “The Comedian,” “Schtonk!” 
Stephen Fry – “Love & Friendship,” “Gosford Park” 
Josh Gad – “Marshall,” “Frozen” 
Julia Garner – “Weapons,” “The Assistant” 
Mia Goth – “Frankenstein,” “Pearl” 
Wood Harris – “One Battle after Another,” “Remember the Titans” 
Suzy Eddie Izzard – “Victoria & Abdul,” “Ocean's Twelve” 
Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas – “Sentimental Value,” “Women in Oversized Men's Shirts”
Simu Liu – “Barbie,” “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” 
Scoot McNairy – “A Complete Unknown,” “Argo”
Tig Notaro – “Am I OK?,” “Instant Family”
Josh O'Connor – “Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery,” “Challengers” 
Jenna Ortega – “Death of a Unicorn,” “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” 
Daniella Pineda – “The Accountant 2,” “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” 
Lily Rabe – “The Tender Bar,” “Miss Stevens” 
Anthony Ramos – “A House of Dynamite,” “In the Heights” 
Miguel Sandoval – “Tortilla Heaven,” “Clear and Present Danger”
Bill Skarsgård – “Dead Man's Wire,” “Nosferatu” 
Jenny Slate – “Marcel the Shell with Shoes On,” “Obvious Child” 
Teyana Taylor – “One Battle after Another,” “A Thousand and One”

Animation
Chris Appelhans – “KPop Demon Hunters,” “Wish Dragon” 
Rachel Bibb – “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” “Moana” 
Ugo Bienvenu – “Arco,” “A Kind of Testament” 
Sharon Bridgeman – “Over the Moon,” “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”
Jude Brownbill – “Elio,” “Soul” 
Tom Caulfield – “Zootopia 2,” “Wish” 
Lillian Chan – “Space Cadet,” “Cities” 
Mingjue Helen Chen – “KPop Demon Hunters,” “Raya and the Last Dragon”
Félix de Givry – “Arco,” “A Kind of Testament” 
Camilla Deakin – “Kensuke's Kingdom,” “Ethel & Ernest” 
Mary Alice Drumm – “Elio,” “Coco” 
Nathan Engelhardt – “Forevergreen,” “Zootopia 2” 
Ruth Fielding – “Kensuke's Kingdom,” “Ethel & Ernest” 
Corrie Francis Parks – “SKRFF,” “Foreign Exchange” 
Liane-Cho Han – “Little Amélie or the Character of Rain,” “Calamity Jane”
Jason Hand – “Moana 2,” “Encanto” 
Maggie Kang – “KPop Demon Hunters,” “The LEGO Ninjago Movie” 
Avneet Kaur – “Moana 2,” “Raya and the Last Dragon”
Liz Kearney – “Magic Beach,” “Memoir of a Snail”
John Kelly – “Retirement Plan”
Tom Knott – “Ultraman: Rising,” “The Little Prince” 
Michael Lasker – “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,” “The Mitchells vs. the Machines” 
Chris Lavis* – “The Girl Who Cried Pearls,” “Madame Tutli-Putli” 
Henri Magalon – “Little Amélie or the Character of Rain,” “Calamity Jane” 
Florence Miailhe* – “Butterfly,” “The Crossing” 
Yoriko Mizushiri – “Ordinary Life,” “Anxious Body” 
Adrian Molina – “Elio,” “Inside Out 2”
Lucija Mrzljak – “Eeva,” “The Stork” 
Betsy Nofsinger – “Kung Fu Panda 4,” “The Croods: A New Age” 
Matt Nolte – “Elio,” “Brave” 
Andrzej Radka – “Wolfwalkers,” “Ernest & Celestine” 
Michelle Lee Robinson – “Encanto,” “Ralph Breaks the Internet” 
Ritchie Sacilioc – “The Wild Robot,” “The Bad Guys”
JP Sans – “The Bad Guys 2,” “The Bad Guys” 
Sean Sexton – “Kung Fu Panda 4,” “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World” 
Sajan Skaria – “Luca,” “Toy Story 4” 
David Scott Smith – “The Croods,” “Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius” 
Jeremy Spears – “Forevergreen,” “Zootopia 2” 
Maciek Szczerbowski* – “The Girl Who Cried Pearls,” “Madame Tutli-Putli” 
Lynn Tomlinson – “The Elephant's Song,” “The Ballad of Holland Island House” 
Maïlys Vallade – “Little Amélie or the Character of Rain,” “I Lost My Body” 
Benjamin Willis – “The Bad Guys 2,” “Trolls Band Together”
Michelle L.M. Wong – “KPop Demon Hunters,” “Vivo”

Artist Representatives
Gabriel Cohen
Victoria Cook
Houston Costa
Philip d'Amecourt
Pete Franciosa
Matt Galsor
Emily Gerson Saines
Jason Heyman
Zach Kaplan
Aleen Keshishian
Anthony Mestriner
Jimmy Miller
Daniella Milton
Brent Morley
Abram Nalibotsky
Paul Nelson
Jim Osborne
Peter Principato
Bradley Rainey
Danielle Shebby
Stephen Travierso
Alexandra Trustman
Jason Weinberg
Alan Wertheimer
Andrew Zack

Casting Directors
Nicole Abellera – “Project Hail Mary,” “One of Them Days” 
Nicole Arbusto – “His Three Daughters,” “Terri” 
Chelsea Ellis Bloch – “Emily the Criminal,” “Honey Boy” 
Scot Boland – “Flight,” “The Lovely Bones”
Nicole Daniels – “The Beguiled,” “Beginners” 
Gabriel Domingues – “The Secret Agent,” “Power Alley” 
Barbara Giordani – “Immaculate,” “The Two Popes” 
Tanja Grunwald – “Another Round,” “The Hunt” 
Dan Hubbard – “The Damned United,” “United 93” 
Cassandra Kulukundis – “One Battle after Another,” “There Will Be Blood” 
Shayna Markowitz – “Maestro,” “Joker” 
Roberto Matus – “The Settlers,” “Endless Poetry” 
Rick Montgomery – “Green Book,” “There's Something about Mary” 
Yoko Narahashi – “Touch,” “The Wolverine” 
Jessica Ronane – “After the Hunt,” “Queer” 
Marisol Roncali – “Emily the Criminal,” “Atomic Blonde” 
Dilip Shankar – “Last Film Show,” “Monsoon Wedding” 
Robert Sterne – “Paddington in Peru,” “The World's End” 
Jennifer Venditti – “Bugonia,” “Marty Supreme”

Cinematographers
Evgenia Alexandrova – “The Secret Agent,” “The Balconettes”
Ehab Assal – “Omar,” “Unexpected Peace” 
Michael Bauman – “One Battle after Another,” “Licorice Pizza” 
Ante Cheng – “Preparation for the Next Life,” “Jamojaya” 
Christopher Chomyn – “Como caído del cielo,” “Wild about Harry” 
Wilssa Esser – “Our Secret,” “Aurora” 
Markus Förderer – “September 5,” “Red Notice” 
Brian Rigney Hubbard – “Paint It Black,” “Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed” 
Amin Jafari – “It Was Just an Accident,” “Divine Comedy” 
Kim Woo-hyung – “No Other Choice,” “Assassination” 
Olympia Mytilinaiou – “Miss Violence,” “Maestra” 
Tudor Vladimir Panduru – “The President's Cake,” “Metronom” 
Anna Patarakina – “Dreamers,” “The Lesson” 
Laurie Rose – “Catherine Called Birdy,” “Rebecca” 
Joe Saade – “Joyland,” “A Sad and Beautiful World” 
Juan Sarmiento G. – “The Voice of Hind Rajab,” “Islands” 
Malik Hassan Sayeed – “After the Hunt,” “He Got Game”
Glynn Speeckaert – “Marguerite,” “Life for Real” 
Suren Tadevosyan – “Yasha and Leonid Brezhnev,” “The Reverse Side of the Medal” 
Adolpho Veloso – “Train Dreams,” “Jockey” 
Nicole Whitaker – “Dust Bunny,” “Chasing the Blues” 
Paul Yee – “Joy Ride,” “Colewell”

Costume Designers
Nadia Acimi – “Sirāt,” “Fire Will Come” 
Rita Azevedo – “The Secret Agent,” “Bacurau” 
Miyako Bellizzi – “Marty Supreme,” “Uncut Gems” 
Jacqueline Bouchard – “Thérèse,” “I've Loved You So Long” 
Vera Chow – “Rosemead,” “Boogie” 
Retno Ratih Damayanti – “Samsara,” “Before, Now & Then” 
Malena de la Riva – “I'm No Longer Here,” “Museo” 
Stefano De Nardis – “Book Club: The Next Chapter,” “L'imbroglio nel lenzuolo” 
Michaela Horáčková Hořejší – “Franz,” “Princ Mamánek” 
Siân Jenkins – “Good Luck to You, Leo Grande,” “The Lighthouse”
Sabrina Krämer – “Sound of Falling,” “Sweet Disaster” 
Eka Lakhani – “Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani,” “Chekka Chivantha Vaanam” 
Katarzyna Lewińska – “EO,” “In Darkness” 
Stewart Meachem – “The Mistress of Spices,” “Billy Elliot” 
Olga Mill – “Eileen,” “Hereditary” 
Karen Muller Serreau – “Stillwater,” “At Eternity's Gate” 
Kumiko Ogawa – “Kokuho,” “Kill Bill – Vol. 1” 
Giulia Piersanti – “Suspiria,” “Call Me by Your Name” 
Peggy Schnitzer – “Honey Don't!,” “Elvis & Nixon” 
Emily Seresin – “Carmen,” “I Am Woman” 
Nami Shinozuka – “Eiga Biri Gyaru,” “Herutā Sukerutā” 
Anna Vilppunen – “Sisu,” “Tom of Finland” 
PC Williams – “The Roses,” “Polite Society” 
Karen Yip – “Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In,” “Anita” 
Ellen Ystehede – “Sentimental Value,” “The Worst Person in the World”

Directors
Eugene Ashe – “Sylvie's Love,” “Homecoming” 
Marcelo Caetano – “Baby,” “Body Electric” 
Zach Cregger – “Weapons,” “Barbarian” 
Gyula Gazdag – “Hungarian Chronicles I-II,” “A Hungarian Fairy Tale” 
Daniel Goldhaber – “Faces of Death,” “How to Blow Up a Pipeline” 
Guan Hu – “Black Dog,” “The Eight Hundred” 
Tom Harper – “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man,” “The Aeronauts” 
Raven Jackson – “All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt” 
Kim Jee-woon – “Cobweb,” “I Saw the Devil” 
Oliver Laxe* – “Sirāt,” “Fire Will Come” 
Rashid Masharawi – “Passing Dreams,” “Laila's Birthday” 
James Ponsoldt – “The End of the Tour,” “The Spectacular Now” 
Haider Rashid – “Europa,” “It's About to Rain”
Nicole Riegel – “Dandelion,” “Holler” 
Alonso Ruizpalacios – “La Cocina,” “A Cop Movie”
Benny Safdie* – “The Smashing Machine,” “Uncut Gems” 
Josh Safdie* – “Marty Supreme,” “Uncut Gems” 
Julia Solomonoff – “Nobody's Watching,” “The Last Summer of La Boyita” 
Anocha Suwichakornpong – “Come Here,” “By the Time It Gets Dark” 
Tusi Tamasese – “One Thousand Ropes,” “The Orator” 
Fernanda Valadez – “Sujo,” “Identifying Features”

Documentary 
Juan Arredondo – “Armed Only with a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud,” “The Prosecutors” 
David Borenstein – “Mr. Nobody against Putin,” “Can't Feel Nothing” 
Isabel Castro – “Selena y Los Dinos,” “Mija” 
Kahane Corn Cooperman – “The Antidote,” “Joe's Violin” 
Jessica Edwards – “Eno,” “Mavis!” 
Mohammadreza Eyni – “Cutting through Rocks,” “Convergence: Courage in a Crisis” 
Helle Faber – “Mr. Nobody against Putin,” “Mummy's Boys” 
Amber Fares – “Coexistence, My Ass!,” “The Devil Is Busy” 
Maxyne Franklin – “The Edge of Democracy,” “Virunga” 
Jeff Gilbert – “Holding Liat,” “Boys State” 
Lizzie Gillett – “Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story,” “The Territory” 
Ingvil Giske – “The Remarkable Life of Ibelin,” “The Painter and the Thief” 
Anna Godas – “Every Little Thing,” “McEnroe” 
Christalyn Hampton – “The Devil Is Busy,” “Maxine's Baby: The Tyler Perry Story” 
Oli Harbottle – “Every Little Thing,” “McEnroe”
Andrew Jarecki – “The Alabama Solution,” “Capturing the Friedmans” 
Conall Jones* – “All the Empty Rooms,” “Stranger at the Gate” 
Shalini Kantayya – “TikTok, Boom.,” “Coded Bias”
Alžběta Karásková – “Mr. Nobody against Putin,” “Blix Not Bombs”
Charlotte Kaufman – “The Alabama Solution,” “Occupy Cannes!” 
Sara Khaki – “Cutting through Rocks,” “Convergence: Courage in a Crisis” 
Paweł Łoziński – “The Balcony Movie,” “Father and Son” 
Michelle Mizner – “2000 Meters to Andriivka,” “20 Days in Mariupol” 
Jenni Morello – “The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist,” “Victim/Suspect”
Peter Murimi – “The Battle for Laikipia,” “I Am Samuel” 
Iris Ng – “There Are No Words,” “One of Ours”
Camilla Nielsson – “President,” “Democrats” 
David Osit – “Predators,” “Mayor” 
Joseph Patel – “SLY LIVES! (aka The Burden of Black Genius),” “Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)” 
Alisa Payne – “The Perfect Neighbor,” “Stamped from the Beginning” 
Craig Renaud* – “Armed Only with a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud,” “Shelter”
Marcia Rock – “I Remember,” “Duet” 
Afsaneh Salari – “Writing Hawa,” “The Silhouettes” 
Alicia Sams – “Art Spiegelman: Disaster Is My Muse,” “By the People: The Election of Barack Obama” 
Radovan Síbrt – “Mr. Nobody against Putin,” “Blix Not Bombs” 
Sky Sitney – “Life and Debt” 
Robert Stengård – “The Remarkable Life of Ibelin,” “The Painter and the Thief”
Audrius Stonys – “Bridges of Time,” “Woman and the Glacier”
Rea Tajiri – “Wisdom Gone Wild,” “Lordville” 
Catalina Villar – “Ana Rosa,” “The New Medellín” 
Jeremy Workman – “Secret Mall Apartment,” “Lily Topples the World” 
Dorottya Zurbó – “Agent of Happiness,” “The Next Guardian”

Executives 
Angel An
Carolyn Bernstein
Farhana Bhula
Josh D'Amaro
Daniela Elstner
John Friedberg
Michael Heimler
Fionnuala Jamison
Liz Jenkins
Janine Jones-Clark
Nathanaël Karmitz
Natalie Rae Lehmann
Christina Leotis
Matt Levin
Dennis Lim
Theresa Steele Page
Mike Polydoros
Rayne Roberts
Andrea Scrosati
Shary Shirazi
Daniel Steinman
Lorna Tee
Jason Wald
Kevin Michael Wilson
Alex Almogabar Zahn
Zhang Xin

Film Editors 
Martin Bernfeld – “Little Wing,” “Saban's Power Rangers” 
Deepa Bhatia – “Skater Girl,” “Taare Zameen Par” 
Daysha M. Broadway – “Ricky,” “Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody” 
Ronald Bronstein* – “Marty Supreme,” “Uncut Gems” 
Nena Hsu Erb – “Joy Ride,” “Dealin' with Idiots” 
Amir Etminan – “It Was Just an Accident,” “No Bears” 
Matheus Farias – “The Secret Agent,” “Pictures of Ghosts” 
Cristóbal Fernández – “Sirāt,” “Mimosas” 
Paola Freddi – “Another End,” “Monica”
Ahmed Hafez – “El Sett,” “Clash” 
Jean-Christophe Hym – “Four Daughters,” “Stranger by the Lake” 
Andy Jurgensen – “One Battle after Another,” “Licorice Pizza” 
Dimitri Komm – “The Master and Margarita,” “T-34” 
Joseph Krings – “Captain Fantastic,” “Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon” 
Parker Laramie – “Train Dreams,” “Sing Sing” 
Viridiana Lieberman – “The Perfect Neighbor,” “Born to Play” 
Melody London – “Novocaine,” “Down by Law”
Rebekka Lønqvist – “Mr. Nobody against Putin,” “Mr. Graversen” 
Bret Marnell – “Ultraman: Rising,” “Smurfs: The Lost Village”
Nicolaj Monberg – “Mr. Nobody against Putin,” “Riders of Justice” 
Olivia Neergaard-Holm – “The Chronology of Water,” “The Apprentice” 
A. Sreekar Prasad – “RRR,” “Dil Chahta Hai” 
Jane Rizzo – “The Hunt,” “Leave No Trace” 
Laurent Rouan – “Case 137,” “The Night of the 12th”
Josh Safdie* – “Marty Supreme,” “Daddy Longlegs” 
Evan Schiff – “Frankenstein,” “Nobody”
Eduardo Serrano – “The Secret Agent,” “Bacurau” 
Michael P. Shawver – “Sinners,” “Black Panther” 
Rosario Suárez – “Kill the Jockey,” “The Last Summer of La Boyita”

Makeup Artists and Hairstylists 
Marisa Amenta – “The Secret Agent,” “I'm Still Here”
Jana Carboni – “Gladiator II,” “Napoleon” 
Orla Carroll – “The Banshees of Inisherin,” “Cinderella” 
Cliona Furey – “Frankenstein,” “Nightmare Alley” 
Stephen Kelley – “Bill & Ted Face the Music,” “John Wick” 
Jordan Samuel – “Frankenstein,” “Crimson Peak” 
Anne Cathrine Sauerberg – “The Ugly Stepsister,” “The Girl with the Needle” 
Shunika Terry – “Sinners,” “The Matrix Resurrections” 
Kyoko Toyokawa – “Kokuho,” “The Great Passage”
Chiara Tripodi – “Send Help,” “The Naked Gun”

Marketing and Public Relations 
Emily Lu Aldrich
Susie Arons
Thomas Beatty
Sharon Black
Ben Carlson
Rocío Chicharro Gutiérrez
Tom Cunha
Harris Dew
David Gray Edwards
Jonathan David Epstein
Andrew Ferguson
Danielle Freiberg
Madelyn Hammond
Josh Haroutunian
Teri Kane
Amanda Levin
Joey Monteiro
Megan Moss
Claire-Marie Murphy
Ben Proctor
Rachel Rosen
Tolley Shields
Hugh Kashnor Spearing
Kara Spector
Telly Wong

Music
Sara Bareilles – “Come See Me in the Good Light,” “Battle of the Sexes” 
Vishal Bhardwaj – “Crazxy,” “Gustaakh Ishq” 
Suad Bushnaq – “Yunan,” “Hobal” 
Arturo Cardelús – “Dragonkeeper,” “Black Beach” 
Angela Rose Claverie – “Silent Night,” “The Nun 2” 
EJAE – “KPop Demon Hunters”
Karim Sebastian Elias – “Cutting through Rocks,” “Of Fathers and Sons” 
James Fauntleroy – “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” “Dolemite Is My Name” 
Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe – “Seeds,” “Candyman”
Haim Mazar – “Self-Help,” “Desperation Road” 
Denise Okimoto – “Dead Man's Wire,” “First They Killed My Father” 
Felipe Pacheco – “Sinners,” “Oppenheimer” 
Laetitia Pansanel-Garric – “Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake,” “Hola Frida” 
Nicolas Rabæus – “Hello Betty,” “Thunder” 
Hania Rani – “Sentimental Value,” “The Summer Book” 
Ryan Romeyn Rubin – “F1,” “Dune” 
Batu Sener – “Atatürk 1881-1919,” “Better Man”
Glenn Evan Slater – “Spellbound,” “Tangled”
Mark Sonnenblick – “KPop Demon Hunters,” “Spirited” 
Daniel Waldman – “Knives Out,” “Joker” 
DeVaughn Watts – “The Wild Robot,” “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”
Oren Yaacoby – “KPop Demon Hunters,” “Spirited” 
Ben Zales – “Freakier Friday,” “Ballerina”

Producers
Karim Aïtouna – “Poisonous Roses,” “Where the Wind Comes From”
Andrea Berentsen Ottmar – “Sentimental Value,” “The Worst Person in the World”
Yulia Evina Bhara – “Autobiography,” “Tiger Stripes” 
Olha Bregman – “Timestamp,” “Stop-Zemlia”
Eli Bush – “Marty Supreme,” “Lady Bird” 
Mark Ceryak – “Sorry, Baby,” “Aftersun” 
Lamia Chraïbi – “Mica,” “The End”
Robert Connolly – “Paper Planes,” “Emily” 
Sylvain Corbeil – “Falcon Lake,” “It's Only the End of the World” 
Andrew D. Corkin – “Rosemead,” “The Desperate Hour” 
Ben Cosgrove – “The Good German,” “Rumor Has It…” 
Rodolfo Cova – “The Family,” “Fortitude” 
Liz Destro – “Clerks III,” “The Little Hours” 
Marta Donzelli – “The Last One for the Road,” “Sworn Virgin” 
Maria Ekerhovd – “Sentimental Value,” “The Ugly Stepsister” 
Tania El Khoury – “Backstage,” “The River” 
Negar Eskandarfar – “Careless Crime,” “A Separation”
Nicolas Gonda – “Hamnet,” “The Tree of Life” 
Adrián Guerra – “The Penguin Lessons,” “Buried”
Marianela Illas – “The Family,” “El Amparo”
Oleg Kokhan – “Animals in War,” “Eternal Homecoming” 
Nataliya Libet – “Timestamp,” “Stop-Zemlia” 
Kevin Loader – “My Cousin Rachel,” “The Personal History of David Copperfield” 
Liza Marshall – “Hamnet,” “The End We Start From” 
Matthew Miller – “Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie,” “Blackberry”
Mason Novick – “Juno,” “Lisa Frankenstein” 
Chad Oman – “F1,” “Top Gun: Maverick” 
Leontine Petit – “Sweet Dreams,” “Mr. K” 
Igor Savychenko – “When the Trees Fall,” “Brothers. The Final Confession” 
Shan Zuolong – “Resurrection,” “Long Day's Journey into Night” 
Alexandru Teodorescu – “Dracula,” “Kontinental ‘25” 
Volodymyr Yatsenko – “U Are the Universe,” “Reflection”

Production and Technology
Alicia Accardo
Jeff Barnes
Derek Bradley
Gregory Brentin
Marguerite Derricks
David Eubank
Maxine Gervais
Jillian Giacomini
Geoffrey Haley
Josh Haynie
Jim Helman
Farah Khan
Theodore Kim
Lori Korngiebel
Mark Meyer
John Moyer
Domonkos Párdányi
Alexandra Patsavas
Karyn Ruth Rachtman
Rajesh Ramachandran
Christopher Russell
Christopher Paul Scott
Steven S. Shapiro
Jamal Sims
Andrea Wertheim

Production Design
Serge Archambault – “Dune: Part Two,” “Beau Is Afraid” 
Mohamed Attia – “Al Aref,” “Al Feel Al Azraq” 
Andrew Bennett – “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery,” “No Time to Die” 
Anthony Carlino – “One Battle after Another,” “Babylon” 
Monique Champagne – “Sinners,” “Nickel Boys” 
Gina Louise Sara Cromwell – “Downton Abbey,” “Mary Queen of Scots” 
Tamara Deverell – “Frankenstein,” “Nightmare Alley”
Kelsi Ephraim – “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” “Palm Springs” 
Zachary Fannin – “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3,” “Avatar: The Way of Water” 
Thales Junqueira – “The Secret Agent,” “Baby” 
Jason Kisvarday – “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” “Swiss Army Man” 
Carlos Lagunas – “Cabrini,” “Sound of Freedom” 
Elizabeth Linn – “West Side Story,” “Joker”
Florencia Martin – “One Battle after Another,” “Babylon” 
Caty Maxey – “Civil War,” “Jurassic World” 
Brad Ricker – “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” “Dune” 
Clint Schultz – “Top Gun: Maverick,” “Star Trek” 
Lisa Scoppa – “Caught Stealing,” “The Whale”
Hugues Tissandier – “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets,” “The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc”
Simon Weisse – “Asteroid City,” “The Grand Budapest Hotel” 
Jane Wuu – “Star Trek,” “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”

Short Films 
Scott Aharoni – “Money Talks,” “Leylak” 
David Atrakchi – “Five to One,” “Rise of a Star” 
Arvin Belarmino – “Agapito,” “Hinakdal” 
Miguel Angel Caballero – “The Ballad of Tita and the Machines,” “Acuitzeramo” 
Bruno Carnide – “Memories of an Empty House,” “The Girl Who Walked on Snow”
Chiang Wei Liang – “Kaohsiung City, Yancheng District, Fubei Rd., No.31,” “Luzon” 
Akinola Davies – “Lizard,” “Contactless”
Dani Feixas Roca – “Tito,” “Paris 70” 
Andrew Freedman – “Retirement Plan,” “Undressing My Mother” 
Kryzz Gautier – “Chimera,” “Keep Delete”
Conall Jones* – “All the Empty Rooms,” “Stranger at the Gate”
Abby Lynn Kang Davis – “The Queen of Basketball,” “A Concerto Is a Conversation”
Mickey Lai – “WAShhh,” “The Cloud Is Still There” 
Tamika Lamison – “Superman Doesn't Steal,” “The Magic Bracelet”
Chris Lavis* – “The Girl Who Cried Pearls,” “Madame Tutli-Putli” 
Andrew Stephen Lee – “At Little Wheelie Three Days Ago,” “Manila Is Full of Men Named Boy”
Noëlle Lévénez – “The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent,” “Alarms”
Vea Mafile'o – “I Am Not Your Dusky Maiden,” “Lea Tupu' Anga (Mother Tongue)”
Florence Miailhe* – “Butterfly,” “Urban Tale” 
Natalie Musteata – “Two People Exchanging Saliva,” “The Appointment” 
Sharon S. Park – “The Unreachable Star,” “Soak”
Jack Piatt – “The Singers,” “Lolo & The Barbershop”
Lkhagvadulam Purev-Ochir – “A South Facing Window,” “Snow in September”
Christopher Radcliff – “We Were the Scenery,” “Jonathan's Chest”
Craig Renaud* – “Armed Only with a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud,” “Between Borders: American Migrant Crisis” 
Alexandre Singh – “Two People Exchanging Saliva,” “The Appointment” 
Maciek Szczerbowski* – “The Girl Who Cried Pearls,” “Madame Tutli-Putli”
Peter Tscherkassky – “Train Again,” “The Exquisite Corpus” 
Tom Van Avermaet – “Hearts of Stone,” “Death of a Shadow” 
Loren Waters – “Tiger,” “Udeyonv (What They've Been Taught)”

Sound 
Eric Beam – “The Novice,” “Justice League”
Laia Casanovas – “Sirāt,” “Parallel Mothers” 
Greg Chapman – “Frankenstein,” “Nightmare Alley”
Ryan Delavan Cole – “Deadpool & Wolverine,” “Miss Juneteenth” 
Ron Eng – “The Nun,” “Mulholland Drive” 
Victoria Franzan – “Belén,” “Heroic Losers”
Trevor Gates – “Twinless,” “Doctor Sleep” 
Abdolreza Heidari – “It Was Just an Accident,” “Terrestrial Verses”
Warren Keith Hendriks – “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” “Better Man” 
Rawad Hobeika – “Palestine 36,” “Goodbye Julia” 
Kim Eun-jung – “Concrete Utopia,” “Decision to Leave” 
Patrushkha Mierzwa – “Killers of the Flower Moon,” “Ad Astra” 
Michael Miller – “Spinal Tap II: The End Continues,” “Nosferatu” 
Rodrigo Ortiz – “Primate,” “Patriots Day” 
Jessie Pariseau – “Superman,” “Wicked” 
Yasmina Praderas – “Sirāt,” “A Perfect Enemy” 
Nina Rice – “The Sheep Detectives,” “Barbie” 
Jacob Riehle – “Project Hail Mary,” “The Batman” 
Nathan Robitaille – “Frankenstein,” “The Shape of Water” 
Steve Schatz – “Project Hail Mary,” “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2”
Tetsuo Segawa – “Matinee,” “Akira”
Hassan Shabankareh – “The Seed of the Sacred Fig,” “Finding Farideh”
Bernardo Uzeda – “My Name Is Daniel,” “Good Manners”
Tony Villaflor – “One Battle after Another,” “Vice” 
Amanda Villavieja – “Sirāt,” “Mimosas” 
Chris Welcker – “Sinners,” “Bill & Ted Face the Music” 
Jack Whittaker – “Smurfs,” “Seberg”
Alexa Zimmerman – “Black Phone 2,” “Little Women”
Brad Zoern – “Frankenstein,” “The Shape of Water”

Visual Effects 
Stephen Aplin – “Jurassic World Rebirth,” “Aladdin”
Christopher Batty – “Transformers One,” “Aquaman” 
Daniel Bethell – “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga,” “The Flash”
Jelmer Boskma – “Eternals,” “Ant-Man and the Wasp” 
Russell Bowen – “The Lost Bus,” “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” 
Gavin Boyle – “Creation of the Gods II: Demon Force,” “Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms”
Mike Brazelton – “Madame Web,” “Bullet Train”
Stuart Bullen – “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning,” “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3”
TJ Burke – “Project Hail Mary,” “Ballerina”
Charmaine Chan – “Jurassic World Rebirth,” “The Creator”
Nicolas Chevallier – “F1,” “The Fall Guy”
Amy Beth Christenson – “Transformers One,” “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny”
Sonia M. Contreras – “Tron: Ares,” “The Irishman”
Keith Dawson – “F1,” “Ready Player One”
Donnie Dean – “Sinners,” “Nickel Boys”
Tara DeMarco – “The Marvels,” “The Bronze” 
Raul Essig – “Wicked: For Good,” “Wicked” 
Bill Georgiou – “Twisters,” “Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One” 
Becky Graham – “Death on the Nile,” “Bhoot: Part One – The Haunted Ship”
Pablo Grillo – “Paddington in Peru,” “The Little Mermaid”
Robert Harrington – “F1,” “Thunderbolts*”
Nicole Herr – “The Lion King,” “The Jungle Book”
Christian Kaestner – “Gladiator II,” “Alien: Covenant” 
Shawn Kelly – “Venom: The Last Dance,” “Avengers: Infinity War”
Andy Kind – “How to Train Your Dragon,” “The Little Mermaid”
Brandon K. McLaughlin – “The Lost Bus,” “Killers of the Flower Moon”
Jay Mehta – “Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms,” “Maharshi” 
Glenn Joseph Melenhorst – “How to Train Your Dragon,” “John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum”
Espen Nordahl – “The Electric State,” “Sinners”
Thomas Proctor – “Mortal Kombat II,” “Justice League” 
Michael Ralla – “Sinners,” “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”
Joshua Keir Simmonds – “The Sheep Detectives,” “Together” 
Fausto Tejeda – “Now You See Me: Now You Don't, “The Ambush”
Marjolaine Tremblay – “The Shack,” “Game Night”
Guido Wolter – “Sinners,” “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” 
Clement Yip – “Atlas,” “Sonic the Hedgehog 3”
David Zaretti – “The Lost Bus,” “The Running Man”

Writers 
Jesse Andrews – “Elio,” “Luca” 
Ronald Bronstein* – “Marty Supreme,” “Uncut Gems”
Cheo Hodari Coker – “Creed II,” “Notorious” 
Gary Dauberman – “It Chapter Two,” “It” 
Santiago Fillol – “Sirāt,” “Fire Will Come” 
Dan Fogelman – “Cars 2,” “Crazy, Stupid, Love.” 
Holly Gent – “Nouvelle Vague,” “Where'd You Go, Bernadette”
Tearepa Kahi – “Muru,” “Hunt for the Wilderpeople”
Alireza Khatami – “The Things You Kill,” “Terrestrial Verses”
Oliver Laxe* – “Sirāt,” “Fire Will Come”
Lee Kyoung-mi – “No Other Choice,” “The Truth Beneath”
Satoko Okudera – “Kokuho,” “Rebirth” 
Vince Palmo – “Nouvelle Vague,” “Where'd You Go, Bernadette”
Shadmehr Rastin – “It Was Just an Accident,” “As Simple as That”
Klaudia Reynicke – “Reinas,” “Love Me Tender”
Benny Safdie* – “The Smashing Machine,” “Uncut Gems”
Josh Safdie* – “Marty Supreme,” “Uncut Gems” 
Nader Saïvar – “It Was Just an Accident,” “The Witness”
Tarik Saleh – “Eagles of the Republic,” “Cairo Conspiracy”
Joe Shrapnel – “The Woman in Cabin 10,” “Rebecca” 
Will Tracy – “Bugonia,” “The Menu”
Aslihan Unaldi – “Afloat,” “Skate Kitchen”
Anna Waterhouse – “The Woman in Cabin 10,” “Rebecca”
Christopher Makoto Yogi – “I Was a Simple Man,” “August at Akiko’s”
Nathan Zellner – “Damsel,” “Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter”
Sameh Zoabi – “Tel Aviv on Fire,” “The Idol”

Sunday, May 24, 2026

2026 Cannes Film Festival Award Winners

COMPETITION

Palme d’Or
Fjord by Cristian Mungiu

Grand Prix
Minotaur by Andrey Zvyagintsyev 

Jury Prize
The Dreamed Adventure by Valeska Grisebach

Best Director
(TIE) Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi for La bola negra AND Paweł Pawlikowski for Fatherland

Best Actress
Virginie Efira and Tao Okamoto for All of a Sudden 

Best Actor
Emmanuel Macchia and Valentin Campagne for Coward 

Best Screenplay
A Man of His Time

OTHER PRIZES

Camera d’Or
Ben’Imana, Marie Clémentine Dusabejambo

Short Film Palme d’Or
For the Opponents, Federico Luis

HONORARY PALMES D’OR
Peter Jackson, Barbra Streisand, and John Travolta

UN CERTAIN REGARD

Un Certain Regard Award
Everytime, Sandra Wollner

Jury Prize
Elephants in the Fog, Abinash Bikram Shah

Special Jury Prize
Iron Boy, Louis Clichy

Best Actress
Daniela Marín Navarro, Marina de Tavira and Mariangel Villegas, Forever Your Maternal Animal

Best Actor
Bradley Fiomona Dembeasset, Congo Boy

DIRECTORS’ FORTNIGHT

Europa Cinemas Label Award for Best European Film
Too Many Beasts, Sarah Arnold

SACD Prize for Best French Film
Shana, Shana Pinell

Audience Choice Award
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning, Clio Barnard

Carrosse d’Or
Claire Denis

CRITICS’ WEEK

Grand Prize
La Gradiva, Marine Atlan

GAN Foundation Award for Distribution
A Girl Unknown, Zou Jing (Pyramide Distribution)

Rising Star Award
Aina Clotet, Alive

SACD Prize
Blerta Basholli and Nicole Borgeat, Dua

Canal+ Short Film Award
Vaterland or a Bule Named Yanto, Berthold Wahjudi

Discovery Prize for Short Film
Skinny Boots, Romain F. Dubois

IMMERSIVE COMPETITION

Best Immersive Work Award
Katábasis, Ugo Arsac

Special Mention
The Black Mirror Experience, David Bardos and Damià Ferràndiz

CINÉFONDATION AWARDS

First Prize
Laser-Cat, by Lucas Acher (NYC, United States)

Second Prize
Silent Voices, Nadine Misong Jin (Columbia University, United States)

Third Prize
(TIE) Never Enough, Julius Lagoutte Larsen (La Fémis, France) AND Growing Stones, Flying Papers, Roozbeh Gezerseh and Soraya Shamsi (Konrad Wolf Film University of Babelsberg, Germany)

OTHER AWARDS

L’Oeil d’Or Documentary Prize
Rehearsals for a Revolution, Pegah Ahangarani

Golden Eye Special Jury Prize
Tin Castle, Alexander Murphy

Queer Palm
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, Jane Schoenbrun

Queer Palm Discovery Prize
Flesh and Fuel, Pierre Le Gall

Queer Palm for Short Film
Silent Voice, Nadine Misong Jin

FIPRESCI Award (Competition)
Fjord, Cristian Mungiu

FIPRESCI Award (Un Certain Regard)
Ben’Imana, Marie-Clementine Dusabejambo

FIPRESCI Award (Parallel Sections)
A Girl Unknown, Jing Zou

Ecumenical Jury Award
Fjord, Cristian Mungiu

Cannes Soundtrack Award
Evgueni and Sacha Galperine, Minotaur

François Chalais Prize
Fjord, Cristian Mungiu

Citizenship Prize
Fjord, Cristian Mungiu

AFCAE Art House Cinema Award
A Man of His Time, Emmanuel Marre

Prix du Cinéma Positif
Coward, Lukas Dhont

Palm Dog
Yuri, La Perra

Palm Dog Special Mention
Lola, I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning

Trophée Chopard for Female Revelation of the Year
Odessa A’zion

Trophée Chopard for Male Revelation of the Year
Connor Swindells

Sunday, April 12, 2026

86th Annual Peabody Award Nominations: Docs, News, Public Service, Podcast

NEWS
“Blood Parliament” (BBC iPlayer)

“Blood Parliament” is a groundbreaking journalism piece that combines traditional reporting with innovative digital investigation techniques to expose the extrajudicial killings of innocent protesters by Kenya’s security forces. Using more than 5,000 photos and videos, the film reconstructs the events surrounding the protests, leading to widespread viewership and significant social impact, particularly among marginalized Gen Z Kenyans, igniting discussions and calls for accountability while inspiring a new generation of digital detectives in the country.

BBC World Service

“Fault Lines: ‘Kids Under Fire’ and ‘The Disappearance of Dr. Abu Safiya’” (Al Jazeera English)

“Fault Lines” tackles the Gaza conflict in two excellent packages. “Kids Under Fire” follows Dr. Mimi Syed as she advocates for more attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where she treated at least 18 children with gunshots to the head or chest. “The Disappearance of Dr. Abu Safiya” tells the story of another doctor, one who continued to treat patients at a northern Gaza hospital even as the Israeli military forcibly cleared the region and attacked the hospital until he was taken into indefinite custody. He continues to be detained 16 months later amid reports that he’s been subjected to “severe torture,” according to the United Nations.

Al Jazeera English

“Filmed in Gaza” (NBC News)

This documentary chronicles the lives of two NBC News journalists who, for 22 months, became the network’s sole on-the-ground presence as the conflict unfolded in the Gaza Strip. Through their eyes, the viewer is offered a rare look at what it was like to document everyday life in Gaza during the Israel-Hamas war.

NBC News

“Immigration Crackdown” (PBS News Hour)

“PBS News Hour” presented comprehensive and sustained coverage of the Trump administration’s radical changes in U.S. immigration policy, including birthright citizenship, refugee resettlement, asylum procedures, mass deportations, military deployments to U.S. cities, and institutional realignments inside immigration enforcement agencies. The program’s reporting included breaking news coverage as well as deeper historical context, policy analysis, institutional accountability, and real-world impact.

PBS News Hour

“Los Angeles Burning” (ABC News and KABC, Los Angeles)

Reporters from both the local and national ABC News organizations mobilized across Los Angeles for thorough, on-the-scene coverage of the catastrophic fires of January 2025, even as two dozen of the local reporters were evacuated from their own homes and two had homes that burned to the ground. The coverage was crucial to residents trying to decide when to leave and when to return, while continuing coverage highlighted preparedness, environmental justice, infrastructure, and lasting effects.

ABC News and KABC-TV, Los Angeles

“Restrained” (ABC / KMBC 9)

A KMBC 9 investigation revealed that at least 102 individuals across 29 states died or were injured due to the misuse of restraint chairs by law enforcement, often involving excessive force such as beating or tasing restrained inmates, highlighting significant gaps in training and policy. Following the investigation, more than 50 sheriffs in Missouri and Kansas updated their restraint policies, and the National Institute for Jail Operations recommended the content for national training, signaling a push for reform in how restraint systems are managed in correctional facilities.

KMBC 9

“The Rise and Fall of Terrorgram” (PBS)

“The Rise and Fall of Terrorgram” investigates how young people are radicalized by online extremist communities to commit acts of terror, highlighting the dangerous influence of unregulated internet spaces that foster hate and violence. Through compelling interviews and meticulous research, the documentary exposes the methods used by extremists and traces the expansion of the Terrorgram network, revealing the vulnerabilities of youth to online fearmongering rooted in racism, antisemitism, and homophobia.

FRONTLINE (PBS), ProPublica

“Syria’s Detainee Files” (PBS)

This chronicle of systematic enforced disappearances and torture under the Assad regime focuses on testimonies from former regime insiders and a survivor, Shadi Haroun, who spent nearly a decade in detention. Through extensive reporting over two years, the film reveals the complexities of the people involved in the oppressive system while providing a comprehensive account of the mechanisms of abuse, ultimately serving as critical documentation of the regime’s crimes as it faced its downfall in December 2024.

FRONTLINE (PBS), BBC

“Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller” (National Geographic)

Journalist Mariana van Zeller investigates the world’s most dangerous black markets, exploring various underworlds such as fentanyl trafficking, illegal street racing, and bride smuggling, to uncover the complexities of the multitrillion-dollar shadow economy. In her episodes, she highlights critical issues, including anti-LGBTQ+ violence and human trafficking, revealing how organized crime and exploitation operate globally.

Muck Media

PODCAST AND RADIO
“Aftermath: Hunt for the Anthrax Killer”

The podcast series “Aftermath” delves into the 2001 anthrax attacks that struck terror across America, exploring one of the largest FBI investigations in history and uncovering the emotional and societal fallout from the events. Through interviews with key figures, archival media, and in-depth analysis, the series reveals startling truths (including the identity of the perpetrator) while examining the broader implications for public safety and the psychological impact on the nation.

Wolf Entertainment, USG Audio, Dig Studios, Spoke Media and CBC

“Divine Intervention”

“Divine Intervention” is a ten-part audio documentary that uncovers the radical Catholic left’s resistance during the Vietnam War, highlighting the bold actions of nuns and priests who challenged the FBI and staged the first political sanctuary in centuries. Through the personal stories of activists and intense courtroom battles, host Brendan Patrick Hughes explores themes of faith, rebellion, and the complexities of confronting injustice, ultimately offering a compelling blueprint for modern activism.

Wonder Media Network and iHeart Media

“The Hand that Rocks the Gavel”

This episode of “This American Life” opens in a New York federal immigration court, revealing how immigrants attending mandatory hearings were unexpectedly detained by ICE, raising concerns about the role of judges in the face of such raids. Through interviews with laid-off judges and insights from immigration policy officials, the episode uncovers the systemic undermining of due process and the changing role of immigration judges under the Trump administration, highlighting an ongoing crisis faced by asylum seekers and potential long-term implications for the rule of law in the United States.

This American Life

“Scam Inc”

“Scam Inc” is an eight-part narrative podcast from “The Economist” that uncovers the vast and organized world of online fraud, estimated to generate more than $500 billion annually, rivaling the illegal drug trade. Through meticulous reporting, the series reveals the complex operations behind modern scams, featuring stories of victims and scammers, while prompting global conversations among leaders in technology and policy to address this escalating crisis.

The Economist

“A Tiny Plot”

This five-part public radio documentary from KQED’s Snap Studios follows a group of unhoused individuals in Oakland who band together to resist eviction and create their own community in Union Point Park, challenging traditional perceptions of homelessness. Through intimate storytelling and immersive reporting, journalist Shaina Shealy highlights the residents’ resilience and resourcefulness, revealing their daily struggles and the systemic challenges they face, ultimately urging listeners to view unhoused individuals with dignity and complexity.

Snap Judgment, KQED, PRX

“When We All Get to Heaven”

“When We All Get to Heaven” is a ten-part audio documentary that uncovers the powerful stories preserved in 1,200 cassette tapes from a queer church in San Francisco during the AIDS crisis, highlighting the resilience and creativity of LGBTQ Christians amid loss and isolation. Through a blend of archival recordings and contemporary interviews, the series illustrates how the church became a sanctuary for its community, honoring both their faith and queerness while fostering joy and connection during a time of profound grief.

Eureka Street Productions

PUBLIC SERVICE
“Critical Condition: Health in Black America” (PBS)

In the documentary “Critical Condition: Health in Black America,” filmmaker Stanley Nelson explores the historical and environmental factors contributing to significant health disparities faced by Black Americans, who suffer from higher rates of conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. The film critiques persistent myths in medical science and highlights the effects of systemic racism on health outcomes, while also promoting discourse and solutions through a robust outreach campaign aimed at educating communities and healthcare institutions about these pressing issues.

A NOVA Production by Firelight Films for GBH

“Left To Their Own Devices”

“Left To Their Own Devices” is a ten-part investigative podcast hosted by Ava Smithing that examines the devastating effects of technology and social media on Gen Z, particularly highlighting issues such as mental health crises and exploitation of minors. Through personal narratives, expert interviews, and compelling evidence, the series reveals how the profit-driven designs of social media platforms exacerbate harm, and it empowers youth to advocate for change and accountability from Big Tech.

Toronto Star, Paradigms

“Neither Male Nor Female: Intersex” (Noticias Telemundo Ahora)

This Noticias Telemundo special examines the implications of an executive order by President Trump defining sex strictly as male or female, effectively erasing intersex individuals from federal recognition and complicating their access to healthcare and official documentation. Through the personal stories of two intersex Latinos, Leslie Oquendo and Morgan Mayfaire, the documentary sheds light on the complexities of intersex identities and the intertwined struggles of intersex and transgender communities, emphasizing the need for evidence-based policies that honor bodily autonomy and gender identity.

Noticias Telemundo

“Trump’s Power & the Rule of Law” (PBS)

“Trump’s Power & the Rule of Law” is a 90-minute FRONTLINE documentary that investigates the significant actions taken by President Trump during his second term, which critics argue represent an unprecedented assault on democracy and the rule of law. Through interviews with Trump’s allies, legal experts, and journalists, the film explores the historical context of executive power, revealing the ongoing battle over presidential authority and prompting viewers to consider how far a president can go before facing institutional pushback.

FRONTLINE (PBS)

DOCUMENTARIES
“2000 Meters to Andriivka” (PBS)

This feature documentary by Mstyslav Chernov focuses on the intense battle for the strategic Ukrainian village of Andriivka during the summer of 2023, exploring the broader implications of warfare and the emotional toll on soldiers. By intertwining his own footage with that from drones and helmet cameras, Chernov immerses viewers in the realities of modern combat, prompting reflections on the costs of reclaiming territory and the meaning of liberation amidst destruction.

FRONTLINE (PBS) and The Associated Press

“The Alabama Solution” (HBO Max)

In 2019, filmmakers gained rare access to document a revival meeting inside an Alabama prison, leading to a six-year investigation into the state’s deadly prison system, characterized by corruption, violence, and neglect. By communicating with incarcerated activists Robert Earl Council and Melvin Ray, the film exposes systemic issues, including brutal conditions and high mortality rates, while advocating for transparency and justice in a system that often operates in secrecy.

HBO Documentary Films; Hit The Ground Running

“Art Spiegelman: Disaster Is My Muse” (PBS American Masters)

This documentary explores the life and work of Art Spiegelman, best known for his Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel “Maus,” as he emerges as a leading advocate for free speech in response to book bans and rising authoritarianism. The film highlights Spiegelman’s impactful contributions to the world of comics and art, showcasing how he uses his medium to address personal and collective histories while championing the importance of subversive storytelling in contemporary culture.

Zipatone Films, LLC, American Masters, Pollyanna

“Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything” (Hulu)

This film showcases the groundbreaking career of Barbara Walters, the first woman to anchor a network news broadcast, highlighting her transformation of journalism through powerful interviews and her ability to confront authority with empathy. Directed by Jackie Jesko, the film combines archival footage and insights from notable figures to reveal Walters’ personal struggles and triumphs, ultimately illustrating the complexities of her pioneering role in a male-dominated field and the ongoing challenges women face in media today.

ABC News Studios

“Can’t Look Away: The Case Against Social Media” (JOLT.film)

“Can’t Look Away” addresses the urgent public health crisis posed by social media’s unchecked power, focusing on the heartbreaking stories of families affected by its harmful impact on young people. By embedding with grieving families and legal advocates, the film combines personal narratives with investigative reporting to spark critical conversations about social media reform and encourage viewers to reflect on their own digital relationships.

Bloomberg Originals / DCTV

“Come See Me in the Good Light” (Apple TV)

Poet-activist Andrea Gibson and their partner Megan Falley confront Andrea’s incurable ovarian cancer diagnosis as cameras follow them, exploring how this journey deepens their love and appreciation for life. The documentary encourages open conversations about mortality while showcasing the couple’s resilience, humor, and art, ultimately serving as a powerful reminder of the importance of connection and joy.

Apple / Tripod Media / Amplify Pictures / Treat Media / Something Fierce Productions

“Critical Incident: Death at the Border” (HBO Max)

“Critical Incident” investigates the U.S. Border Patrol, beginning with the in-custody death of Anastasio Hernandez Rojas, and ultimately revealing a culture of violence and impunity within the agency. Through shocking eyewitness footage and leaked internal documents, the film uncovers the existence of off-the-books teams designed to protect agents from accountability, prompting multiple Congressional investigations and highlighting the urgent need for oversight and reform in a powerful law enforcement organization.

HBO Documentary Films presents in association with Midnight Films, crazyrose, Film 45

“Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time” (National Geographic)

Centering the experiences of New Orleans’ predominantly Black communities during and after Hurricane Katrina, this documentary series emphasizes personal accounts from those directly affected rather than sensationalized media narratives. The series highlights systemic inequities and the government’s failures, revealing how the storm exacerbated existing social injustices while providing a platform for local voices to reclaim their story and share resilience, grief, and wisdom for future generations.

Lightbox and Proximity Media

“Love+War” (National Geographic)

“Love+War” profiles Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Lynsey Addario, exploring her experiences in war zones while balancing the complexities of her home life. The film illustrates how her powerful images not only document the human cost of conflict but also drive social change, emphasizing the ethical responsibilities of journalism and highlighting the universal struggle between ambition and familial obligations.

Little Monster Films

“Mr. Nobody Against Putin” (BBC Four)

Following Pavel “Pasha” Talankin, a beloved Russian teacher who is reluctantly pulled into the state propaganda machine amid the invasion of Ukraine, this film documents the troubling transformation of his school and community. As he captures intimate footage of the regime’s militarization of youth and faces increasing danger, Pasha becomes an international whistleblower, ultimately planning a perilous escape from Russia.

Made in Copenhagen in co-production with Pink

“Mr. Scorsese” (Apple TV)

“Mr. Scorsese” delves into the life and artistic journey of filmmaker Martin Scorsese, exploring the profound connections between his personal experiences and the themes in his films. Through extensive conversations, archival footage, and insights from collaborators, the series captures Scorsese’s evolution as an artist shaped by his upbringing, spirituality, and the complexities of human nature, ultimately portraying him as an empathetic figure who transforms personal struggles into powerful storytelling.

Apple / Expanded Media / Round Films / LBI Entertainment Production / Moxie Pictures

“No Other Land”

Basel Adra, a young Palestinian activist from the Masafer Yatta region, documents the destruction of his community by Israeli forces while he and Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham fight against their starkly unequal realities. Their film, created by a Palestinian-Israeli collective during oppressive times, aims to challenge the ongoing expulsion and propose a vision of equality.

Antipode Films

“Pee-wee as Himself” (HBO Max)

“Pee-wee as Himself” explores the complex life of Paul Reubens, known as Pee-wee Herman, highlighting his artistic influences and the backlash he faced, particularly after his 1991 arrest. The film captures the emotional struggle between Reubens and the filmmaker over narrative control, ultimately paying tribute to his legacy as a groundbreaking artist while addressing issues of identity, sexuality, and the impact of public perception on personal lives.

HBO Documentary Films presents an Elara & First Love Films Production

“The Perfect Neighbor” (Netflix)

This documentary explores the tragic killing of Ajike “AJ” Owens, a Black mother shot by her white neighbor under Florida’s Stand Your Ground law, highlighting systemic biases that often protect aggressors. Through extensive police footage and community testimonies, the film aims to reclaim narratives around racial violence, provoke reflection on justice and accountability, and challenge laws that endanger Black lives, while ensuring transparency and support for Ajike’s family throughout the filmmaking process.

A Netflix Documentary / A Message Pictures production in association with SO’B Productions and Park Pictures

“Predators” (Paramount+)

Critically examining the true crime genre, particularly through the lens of the television show “To Catch a Predator,” this documentary highlights the complicity of filmmakers, journalists, and audiences in perpetuating cycles of harm for entertainment. It employs a blend of archival material, verité journalism, and interviews, confronting the blurred lines between journalism and entertainment in a post-truth society, ultimately inviting viewers to reflect on their moral and emotional engagement with such narratives.

Sweet Relief, MTV Documentary Films, Rosewater Pictures

“Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk”

“Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk” provides an intimate view of life in Gaza through video calls between director Sepideh Farsi and Palestinian photojournalist Fatma Hassona, who captures the struggles and resilience of her generation amid ongoing conflict. Tragically, Fatma and her family were killed by an Israeli airstrike shortly after the film’s selection for the Cannes Film Festival, making it a heartfelt memorial to her life and artistry.

Rêves d’Eau Productions

“Southpaw—The Life and Legacy of Jim Abbott” (ESPN)

Jim Abbott, born without a right hand, defied the odds to become a celebrated baseball pitcher, achieving fame in the Major Leagues and notably pitching a no-hitter for the New York Yankees in 1993. His journey, marked by struggles with being a reluctant role model, continues to inspire and resonate with disabled and limb-different individuals worldwide, making “Southpaw” a powerful narrative about ingenuity and identity.

ESPN

“The Strike” (PBS)

“The Strike” chronicles the 2013 hunger strike by 30,000 prisoners at Pelican Bay, a supermax prison notorious for its use of solitary confinement, highlighting the personal stories of the hunger strikers and the broader implications of their resistance. Through a blend of firsthand testimonies, archival footage, and insights from prison officials, the film explores the impact of solitary confinement and emphasizes the power of collective action and solidarity among marginalized communities, resonating deeply with audiences both inside and outside of prison walls.

LPB, ITVS

“Sunday Best: The Untold Story of Ed Sullivan” (Netflix)

This documentary celebrates the pivotal role of Black artistry in American culture, showcasing legendary performers such as The Supremes, James Brown, and Harry Belafonte, whose contributions transcended entertainment to drive social and cultural change. By highlighting Ed Sullivan’s inclusive vision as a television host, the film illustrates how his commitment to showcasing talent, regardless of race, reshaped national identity and expanded representation during a time of segregation, while maintaining a focus on honoring Black creative voices through its storytelling.

Delirio Films, MPS Legacy Productions, SOFA Entertainment, Mass Appeal, Diamond Docs, MRC

“Thoughts & Prayers” (HBO Max)

“Thoughts & Prayers” explores the normalization of gun violence in America by highlighting the culture and industry that has emerged around survival, including lockdown drills and bulletproof backpacks. The film shifts the focus from traditional narratives of policy and victimhood to the everyday experiences of individuals adapting to a life of constant threat, raising critical questions about whether these safety rituals signify true preparedness or a surrender to violence.

HBO Documentary Films presents a Tony Tina Production

“Vietnam: The War That Changed America” (Apple TV)

This documentary series on the Vietnam War aims to present the conflict through a deeply personal and emotional lens, focusing on the experiences of individuals on the ground, including marginalized voices such as Vietnamese civilians, women, and Black veterans. By combining extensive archival footage with intimate storytelling, the series explores the complexities of war, highlighting moments of both darkness and love, ultimately revealing the profound impact of the conflict on those who lived it.

Apple / 72 Films

“The White House Effect” (Netflix)

“The White House Effect” explores the pivotal moment in 1988 when climate change emerged as a serious political issue, highlighting the bipartisan potential for action led by then-Vice President George H.W. Bush and his administration. Utilizing exclusively archival materials, the film reveals how the initial momentum for addressing global warming was lost to political divisiveness and corporate interests, ultimately urging audiences to reflect on the choices that have shaped our climate crisis and the importance of collective action for the future.

Actual Films, The Department of Motion Pictures

79th Cannes Film Festival Official Selection

In Competition
Opening film: LA VÉNUS ÉLECTRIQUE by Pierre SALVADORI – Out of Competition

AMARGA NAVIDAD by Pedro ALMODÓVAR
PARALLEL TALES by Asghar FARHADI
A WOMAN’S LIFE by Charline BOURGEOIS-TACQUET
LA BOLA NEGRA by Javier CALVO & Javier AMBROSSI
COWARD by Lukas DHONT
DAS GETRÄUMTE ABENTEUER by Valeska GRISEBACH
ALL OF A SUDDEN by HAMAGUCHI Ryusuke
THE UNKNOWN by Arthur HARARI
ANOTHER DAY by Jeanne HERRY
SHEEP IN THE BOX by KORE-EDA Hirokazu
HOPE by NA Hong-jin
NAGI NOTES by FUKADA Koji
GENTLE MONSTER by Marie KREUTZER
NOTRE SALUT by Emmanuel MARRE
FJORD by Cristian MUNGIU
THE BIRTHDAY PARTY by Léa MYSIUS
MOULIN by László NEMES
FATHERLAND by Pawel PAWLIKOWSKI
THE MAN I LOVE by Ira SACHS
EL SER QUERIDO by Rodrigo SOROGOYEN
(THE BELOVED)
MINOTAUR by Andrey ZVYAGINTSEV

Un Certain Regard
Opening film: TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA by Jane SCHOENBRUN

ELEPHANTS IN THE FOG by Abinash BIKRAM SHAH | 1st film
IRON BOY by Louis CLICHY
BEN’IMANA by Marie-Clémentine DUSABEJAMBO | 1st film
CONGO BOY by Rafiki FARIALA
CLUB KID by Jordan FIRSTMAN | 1st film
UĻA by Viesturs KAIRIŠS
LA MÁS DULCE by Laïla MARRAKCHI
(STRAWBERRIES)
EL DESHIELO by Manuela MARTELLI
(THE MELTDOWN)
SIEMPRE SOY TU ANIMAL MATERNO by Valentina MAUREL
(FOREVER YOUR MATERNAL ANIMAL)
YESTERDAY THE EYE DIDN’T SLEEP by Rakan MAYASI | 1st film
I’LL BE GONE IN JUNE by Katharina RIVILIS | 1st film
WORDS OF LOVE by Rudi ROSENBERG
EVERYTIME by Sandra WOLLNER
ALL THE LOVERS IN THE NIGHT by SODE Yukiko
 
Out of Competition
LA BATAILLE DE GAULLE : L’ÂGE DE FER by Antonin BAUDRY
KARMA by Guillaume CANET
DIAMOND by Andy GARCIA
L’ABANDON by Vincent GARENQ
CRESCENDO by Agnès JAOUI
HER PRIVATE HELL by Nicolas WINDING REFN

Midnight Screenings
FULL PHIL by Quentin DUPIEUX
SANGUINE by Marion LE CORROLLER | 1st film
ROMA ELASTICA by Bertrand MANDICO
JIM QUEEN by Marco NGUYEN & Nicolas ATHANÉ | 1st film
GUN-CHE by YEON Sang-ho
(COLONY)

Cannes Premiere
LA TROISIÈME NUIT by Daniel AUTEUIL
THE MATCH by Juan CABRAL & Santiago FRANCO
KOKUROJO by KUROSAWA Kiyoshi
(THE SAMURAI AND THE PRISONER)
HEIMSUCHUNG by Volker SCHLÖNDORFF
(VISITATION)
PROPELLER ONE-WAY NIGHT COACH by John TRAVOLTA | 1st film

Special Screenings
REHEARSALS FOR A REVOLUTION by Pegah AHANGARANI | 1st film
LES MATINS MERVEILLEUX by Avril BESSON | 1st film
L’AFFAIRE MARIE-CLAIRE by Lauriane ESCAFFRE & Yvo MULLER
AVEDON by Ron HOWARD
LES SURVIVANTS DU CHE by Christophe Dimitri RÉVEILLE | 1st film
JOHN LENNON : THE LAST INTERVIEW by Steven SODERBERGH
CANTONA by David TRYHORN & Ben NICHOLAS

Sunday, February 8, 2026

International Cinephile Society Award Winners

PICTURE
01. The Secret Agent
02. I Only Rest in the Storm
03. Sound of Falling
04. Sirāt
05. Dreams (Sex Love)
06. Last Night I Conquered the City of Thebes
07. Dry Leaf
08. One Battle After Another
09. The Mastermind
10. Resurrection
11. Strange River
12. It Was Just an Accident
13. Hamnet
14. Mektoub, My Love: Canto Due
15. Weapons
16. Sinners
17. Sentimental Value
18. Nouvelle Vague
19. Marty Supreme
20. Twinless

DIRECTOR
Winner:  Kleber Mendonça Filho – The Secret Agent
RU:  Mascha Schilinski – Sound of Falling

ACTOR
Winner:  Wagner Moura – The Secret Agent 
RU:  Ben Whishaw – Peter Hujar’s Day

ACTRESS
Winner: Kathleen Chalfant – Familiar Touch
RU:  Ella Øverbye – Dreams (Sex Love)

SUPPORTING ACTOR
Winner:  Jonathan Guilherme – I Only Rest in the Storm 
RU:  Alexander Skarsgård – Pillion
RU:  Stellan Skarsgård – Sentimental Value 

SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Winner:  Tânia Maria – The Secret Agent 
RU:  Cleo Diára – I Only Rest in the Storm 

ENSEMBLE
Winner:  The Secret Agent
RU:  I Only Rest in the Storm 

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Winner:  The Secret Agent – Kleber Mendonça Filho 
RU:  A Useful Ghost – Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke 

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
Winner:  Pillion – Harry Lighton
RU:  One Battle After Another – Paul Thomas Anderson

CINEMATOGRAPHY
Winner:  Resurrection – Dong Jingsong
RU:  Magellan – Lav Diaz, Artur Tort 

EDITING
Winner:  Sound of Falling – Evelyn Rack, Billie Mind 
RU:  The Secret Agent – Matheus Farias, Eduardo Serrano 

PRODUCTION DESIGN
Winner:  Resurrection – Liu Qiang, Tu Nan
RU:  The Phoenician Scheme – Adam Stockhausen 

SCORE
Winner:  Sirāt – Kangding Ray 
RU:  Dry Leaf – Giorgi Koberidze 

SOUND DESIGN
Winner:  Sirāt – Laia Casanovas 
RU:  Sound of Falling – Billie Mind, Jürgen Schulz 

ANIMATED FILM
Winner:  Arco – Ugo Bienvenu, Gilles Cazaux 
RU:  Little Amélie or the Character of Rain – Liane-Cho Han, Maïlys Vallade

DOCUMENTARY
Winner:  With Hasan in Gaza – Kamal Aljafari 
RU:  Fiume o morte! – Igor Bezinovic 

DEBUT FILM
Winner:  Last Night I Conquered the City of Thebes – Gabriel Azorín 
Winner:  A Useful Ghost – Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke
RU:  Strange River – Jaume Claret Muxart 

BREAKTHROUGH PERFORMANCE
Winner:  Santiago Mateus – Last Night I Conquered the City of Thebes 
RU:  Jessica Pennington – Mektoub, My Love: Canto Due
RU:  Ubeimar Ríos – A Poet